Lead game-client development, design new features, improve live systems and resolve incidents; coordinate planners, review code, manage tasks and mentor engineers.
About this role
The 3DCG director leads a game title’s 3D production team for new development and live operations. Work includes establishing workflows and optimising pipelines when titles are transferred, selecting and managing production partners, negotiating with them and coordinating with other disciplines. Initial assignments may involve producing 3D assets for existing titles before responsibility expands into team and creative management.
A portfolio is required with the application. Applicants need practical 3DCG motion and effects experience, production-direction experience covering progress, outsourced work, quality and costs, and broad knowledge of 3D graphics. The role requires understanding the intentions of users, IP owners and clients, communicating across teams and proposing improvements to the resulting work.
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